Sentence examples for iniquity to from inspiring English sources

For those willing to ascribe iniquity to all things Clinton, the remark was shocking.

And besides, don't we need our villains in all their ugly, scheming iniquity to give shape to our moral universe?

"The more the truth is hidden, the easier it becomes for iniquity to reign," he said in an interview.

To be told that the Empire your forefathers administered was a sham is one thing, but to be told that this Empire imposed a view of history on its subjects that was merely false raises this iniquity to a philosophical level.

And, even if we restrict the domain of iniquity to misogynist offenses — seeing as many a white supremacist loves their mothers, whereas Muslims and Mexicans remain perpetually othered — we've known Trump was a misogynist for the duration as well.

The whole place is inundated with enough cavernous dens of iniquity to exist as a kind year-round, all-day Burning Man for Westminster lackeys who need to let off all that admin-induced steam with the occasional 15-hour GHB binge.

Lawyers for Mr Shayler said he acted for "the greater good" when disclosing security service "iniquities" to the press.

He admits enough of its iniquities to inspire confidence in his readers and omits enough to spare their sensibilities, while asserting, at the same time, the virtues which acquit the British of really criminal imperialism.

Las Vegas was turned into a not-so-stately pleasure dome by the hoodlum Bugsy Siegel, and a certain air of moral iniquity clings to it to this day.

There was the woman whose iniquity was to take a picture of a downed power line.

And an irate lawyer from Suffolk has just persuaded a publisher to issue a whole book on the iniquity of refusing to accede to the demands of the people of Sudbury (Betraying the NHS, by Michael Mandelstam).